EDINBURGH, May 23 (Reuters) - French real-estate firm Gecina
bucked the trend of low volumes in European share trading on
Friday, as investors were kept cautious by an uncertain
political situation heading into a long weekend for UK equity
traders.

Gecina fell 1.8 percent in volume of twice its
90-day average after a share placing worth roughly 1 percent of
share capital.

The real-estate investment trust was the most heavily traded
stock relative to its 90-day average on the FTSEurofirst 300
, which saw trade across the index at a mere 30 percent
of its average.

Mid-cap Danish jeweller Pandora fell 3.9 percent
in trade of over 15 times its average following its own share
placing.

Volumes were kept low as investors steered clear of big bets
heading into a long weekend on the UK market, the biggest stock
market in Europe, with ongoing uncertainty over elections in
Europe and Ukraine.
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